Afternoon,

I currently have a MikroTik router located in two different physical locations. Each of them operating on 10.0.0.XX (different problem to be fixed). I have a VPN service at location A that is setup on IKEv2 this is provided not by the router but provided via Microsoft's VPN tools. This connection works great no problems there from any external device attempting to dial up the VPN.

What I would like to do is setup MikroTik in location B to connect to this VPN to have access to the network without it replacing the network services at the secondary location. (I.E.) Provide access to see systems and machines but the public IP for location B would retain there ISP and not take over the information from location A.

This is a broad ask to begin looking for information on how to do something like this. Appreciate your assistance!

Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Appreciate any possible insights.

Hello, the things you want can be configured, but you also need to set some settings in location A if you want a L2 level or extend transparently the LAN , if I understood right !

Using BCP to Create Layer 2 Networks Over the Internet by Steve Discher. The video and pdf.

I have successfully created this setup up until a certain point.

Primary LAN is 10.0.0.0/24
VLAN is 10.0.1.0/24

I can successfully link two MikroTik routers the new router will connect on the 10.0.1.X range and be able to fully communicate across subnets.

But the secondary location obtains my IP address rather than using it’s own public address. I will attempt to follow your video and see if it provides any insight.

But in general what would need to be adjusted at this point to reacquire the public IP at the specific locations?

Thank you!